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Microsoft Windows Shortcut Keys Reference Card For my students in the Introduction to Personal Computers classes (or any Microsoft software class realy), below is a good quick reference guide for using Microsoft Windows Shortcut Keys. This is very good for all Windows users to have handy as there are many shortcut keys to remember for […]
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Users receiving Winmail.dat instead of real attachments It seems that some non – Exchange or Office 365 users are getting winmail.dat attachments in emails rather than the actual attachments. I cannot take the credit for this solution as I found it on a technet forum, but I wanted to add my two cents to the […]
I had a recent client contact me with a pc issue. The keyboard and mouse stopped working on a recently updated Windows 10 pc. The pc was a Dell All In One pc with a wired keyboard and mouse. The client was using the pc normally when seemingly the usb devices lost power. The lights […]
Adding Time Increments in Excel I have been teaching Excel classes for many years and this is the first time I have had a student ask me this question. “How do I add time in Excel?”. I did not have the answer off the top of my head so I put together this small cheat […]
How to list Active Directory groups for a pc and user I have been using Microsoft Group Policy more lately and would like to post this as a reminder on how to pull information from Active Directory. A good troubleshooting tool for group policy is the command “gpresult /r” This should be run from the […]
I just attempted to install the Windows 10 Anniversary Update and upon reboot the computer seemed to hang on the spinning dots or balls. After letting it sit for over 8 hours i had to hard power cycle it. Upon restart again the pc started to roll back the changes. I thought i was in […]
This is a quick post as a reminder for anyone that may not know this.This command will remove old service pack files from a Windows 2008 R2 server.Run the below command from and elevated command prompt. dism /online /cleanup-image /spsuperseded I have used this on many server to clean up disk space on running virtual […]
I have been asked a few times “How do I get a list of folder names only to be used in a windows batch file?” There a likely several ways to accomplish this depending on your intended use but for a simple list of folders found in a particular directory you can run the command […]